Colonoscopy Trader

@NOT_MOTD Wow crack really fucked up your brain

Bruno Fernandes vs Curtis Jones… 👀

@NOT_MOTD You’re a fucking retard

This is so true… 👀👀

@ShakePryzby1 tell us which ;)

Most people say Relative Strength is the most useful indicator. But boy do I have one for yall that we just haven’t quantified yet 🫠

@mindofzen_ True, Linda has her ”holy grail” a stock that makes new 52 or all time high then pullbacks to the 20 is the best R:R.

One of the most uncomfortable buys is when a name eats it into the 20d for the first time in a move, but it's also one of the highest probability buys out there.

@AnythingLFC_ Won the league last season spends 500 mill and the achievement is coming 3rd above Manchester United 😭

Win against Man United the weekend and we are up to 3rd place 💪

@ErlingRoIe 115 charges the product of football, what a achievement

Bruno is playing to break the record. De Bruyne was playing football and the record was a by product That’s the difference

@RichardMoglen 18th of may

Not sure when $NBIS is reporting, maybe they haven’t confirmed yet

@11king_kelly @Brockutd You’ve been living under a rock? 115 charges. And if you think they are innocent then I feel sorry for you

@ManUtdTrader @Brockutd Like the way he's cheating with man City

🚨 Gerard Piqué on the Pep vs Sir Alex debate: “I get asked this question all the time, and my answer usually surprises a lot of people (laughs). Pep is an incredible tactician and a brilliant man-manager, truly one of a kind. But Sir Alex… he was the complete package. He could completely change the course of a game in a single moment. I only played under him for a short time, but it’s an experience I’ll never forget.”

@11king_kelly @Brockutd And cheating for 10+ of those years

@Brockutd You're forgetting that pep won 37 trophies in 17 years while Ferguson won 49 in 39 years

Stop for a minute to appreciate how good Michael Jordan was🐐

"Dad, what were the 2000s like?"

@jackunheard Fuck that gonna buy me a real car

I don’t think people are fully grasping how bad this actually is…

@Czooba You really stupid 🤣

How’s Man United still leading Liverpool on the PL table with same points and GD?

@ShakePryzby1 Okey so 5R is the sweet spot :) Thanks Shake, I always sell winners to fast and that’s my biggest mistake

@ManUtdTrader 5R here, try to hold out for that first trim so you can part ways as little of your position as possible to pay for risk. Kicking 1/2 at 2R pays for risk, but kicking 20% at 5R pays for risk with 80% to let run fo free

This market continues to be about focusing on the few strongest names, stalking them, and being willing to buy them in the hole. Just trimmed a piece of this $AAOI i bought when it finished puking into the daily 20ema yesterday. 5R in four market hours. Bought a full 1R position $136.34, stop $132.62 and just took a tiny Friday trim $154.89 to begin to pay for the risk. Looks amazing for next week now and I have unbelievable stock. There was a time I would pride myself on typing up 2000 names every night and think I'm "working harder than everybody else." Took me a while to realize that was a fool's errand and you should simply focus on the leading stocks. I was looking for chart setups every night and would be missing the best names that go on the best runs because I was focused on chart patterns instead of leadership. The massive adjustment I made was to keep a focus list of 30-40 stocks and be willing to buy them as physically close to support as possible. I am not the trader who does x% of my portfolio for each position. I have a day trader's pedigree and we were always taught the closer you buy off support, the more stock you can buy. If I am risking X dollars per trade, i can buy twice as much if I have a $3 stop versus a $6 stop. AAOI here ended up my 3rd largest position on this entry simply because I'm risking 0.5% of my account and buying as close to support as I can. K.I.S.S.

@TaPlot Btw those 2 ~ on the earnings box shows it’s just a estimate nothing confirmed

$NBIS about 13% pullback and shakeout in the flag of its HTF. Earnings Wed so doesn't look like we will be able to position ahead of that.

@TaPlot Report is 18 of may

🚨🚨| Cristiano Ronaldo’s diet as revealed by his former private chef Giorgio Barone: → Breakfast: • Avocado • Eggs • Coffee️ → Lunch and dinner: • Chicken • Fish • Vegetables • Meat ❌ No milk, no sugar, no flour products, no pasta, and no bread. [@Record_Portugal]

@Footballtweet What worthless take to make it about Ronaldo cause no one cares about the hobbit or any other player

🚨 Lamine Yamal could already have THREE La Liga titles by the age of 18 if Barcelona win the title this season. 🤯🇪🇸 For context, Cristiano Ronaldo won just TWO league titles during his entire spell at Real Madrid. 👀

@1ChartMaster Need to sub before I can see it but I think it’s a good list :) But I would love to learn about risk management, when to enter, when to sell etc. Time difference is huge so can’t be at the computer or phone when market is opening. Working then :(

@ManUtdTrader x.com/1ChartMaster/s… this is was the watchlist a couple weeks back.

A lock-out rally is a relentless upward move in the stock market that leaves sidelined investors waiting for a pullback that never comes. Characterized by high momentum and shallow dips, the price action "locks out" those who sold early or failed to buy at the start, forcing them to either watch from the sidelines or eventually chase the market at much higher prices. This phenomenon is often fueled by a "wall of worry," where negative sentiment or economic skepticism keeps many traders out of the market, while the underlying buying pressure remains steady and aggressive. During these rallies, standard technical indicators often become overbought and stay that way for extended periods. As the trend continues, the psychological pain of missing out (FOMO) eventually reaches a breaking point, leading to a late-stage surge as the last remaining skeptics capitulate and buy in. This creates a feedback loop where the lack of sellers and the urgency of new buyers drive prices vertically, making the rally appear invincible until the buying exhaustion finally sets in.